CANW is a community based none profit making refugee led organization working in Kenya specifically in Dagahaley refugee camp and legally registered at the social department. The organization was established in 2023 and started as self-help group as volunteer. It was formed as a community based organization and is registered since 2023 with the respective authorities as CANW in Kenya in the refugee context. CANW aims to enhance self-reliance and prosperity amongst vulnerable refugee communities living in Dadaab in Northern Kenya. It promotes better livelihood systems, sustainable use of natural resources and community empowerment. The goal of CANW is to build resilience, promote peace and security and provide humanitarian assistance. The organizations’ interventions across the region have encompassed preparedness, mitigation, and adaptation strategies to disaster events, such as drought, conflicts, and floods through community engagement, technical capacity building, natural resource management, and development of sustainable water infrastructure facilities. Since 2023 CANW has been undertaking various development interventions to improve the livelihood and lives of the refugee communities in the area. Interventions previously implemented include: training refugee communities on conflict resolution and peace building, sustainable natural resource management, building resilience, Offering Emergency humanitarian assistance where possible and human right advocacy.